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SUMMARY:Springtime Marmalade
DESCRIPTION:Springtime Marmalade reimagines Botticelli’s masterpiece in a jubilant collision of Renaissance poetry and raw punk energy. On stage\, elegance rubs shoulders with rebellion\, delicacy flirts with the absurd\, and humour appears where you least expect it. \n\n\n\nThis show doesn’t just revisit “Primavera”. It transgresses\, disrupts\, and reinvents it. Here\, bodies explode\, emotions overflow\, and each character reveals his or her flaws\, impulses and contradictions. It’s a dazzling mix in which recurring symbols\, like oranges\, remind us of our capacity to let go of our peels\, to reveal what bubbles up inside us\, and to welcome the unexpected part of the other. They become a sign of everything that mixes and invents itself through contact with others. \n\n\n\nSpringtime Marmalade invites us not to remain mere spectators\, but to let ourselves be surprised\, to question\, to plunge into this boiling marmalade. Here\, each one of us moves forward\, unvarnished\, and the encounter takes place in what overflows\, escapes and surprises. \n\n\n\nSpringtime Marmalade is an embodied reflection on identity\, the quest for meaning\, social cohesion\, and a joyful yet desperate revolt. An invitation to explore the complexity of human relationships\, to let anger and joy coexist\, and to celebrate vulnerability as strength. \n\n\n\nHere\, hybridity reigns: classical and punk\, sweetness and bite\, introspection and exuberance. The show becomes a physical manifesto for “being together”\, a cry for freedom in which everyone embraces their place\, their questions\, their intimate echoes. In short: an experience to be lived\, felt and questioned – without sinking into cliché or easiness. Springtime Marmalade: three impulses – that of the heart\, that of the body and that of exuberance – to compose\, together\, an ode to life that makes no apologies for being (sometimes)irreverent. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSURSAUT DANCE COMPANY is dedicated to the creation\, production and presentation of contemporary dance performances. Philosophical\, dynamic and joyful\, with a touch of absurdity\, the company’s choreographic works bear witness to the maturity of an evolving artistic approach which\, for over thirty years\, has focused on young audiences and families. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/springtime-marmalade/
LOCATION:Northern Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC)\, 4701 52nd Ave\, Yellowknife\, NT\, X1A 2N7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties in Inuvik
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties-in-inuvik/
LOCATION:Midnight Sun Complex\, Inuvik\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270430T193000
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties in Norman Wells
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties-in-norman-wells/
LOCATION:Mackenzie Mountain School\, 13 Woodland Drive\, Norman Wells\, NT\, X0E0B4\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties in Fort Simpson
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties-in-fort-simpson/
LOCATION:Sacred Heart Catholic Church\, Fort Simpson
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties in Hay River
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties-in-hay-river/
LOCATION:Riverview Cineplex\, Hay River\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties in Fort Smith
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties-in-fort-smith/
LOCATION:Roaring Rapids Hall\, Ft. Smith\, NT\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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SUMMARY:The Deadly Aunties
DESCRIPTION:The Deadly Aunties are an Indigenous female comedy duo from the Anishnaabek Nation. Their goal is to decolonize\, empower\, and reclaim the traditional Auntie role through Rezzy humour. They are breaking down negative Indigenous stereotypes\, protecting our youth\, and teaching us to love every part of ourselves – the emotional\, spiritual\, physical\, and sexual. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nStephanie Pangowish is one of the Deadliest Aunties from Wiikwemkoong and Sagamok. She’s an Anishnaabekwe artist who has been breaking barriers through her humorous storytelling\, workshops\, and is one of the first Female Powwow MCs in Ontario. Stephanie recently wrote for the Indigenous Comedy TV series\, Acting Good and Not Even. She founded the Indigenous powerhouse duo The Deadly Aunties who are working towards emphasizing the power of Indigenous humour by sharing their work across Turtle Island. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSherry McKay is a part of the Deadly Aunties\, Indigenous Powerhouse Duo. She is Anishinaabe from Treaty 1 Territory. She was born and raised in Winnipeg\, Manitoba by her grandmother\, and is a mother of 4. Sherry is an accomplished content creator\, comedian\, speaker\, writer and storyteller. She is known to capture humor from an Indigenous lens and strives to share it with the world. Her visionary perspective has earned her a large following on social media and has participated on prominent campaigns\, be a TEDX speaker\, perform comedy at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival\, perform over 20 shows across Canada as a Deadly Auntie and even appeared in the limited series\, Little Bird. Sherry’s goal is to amplify accurate representation of Indigenous peoples today and quell the narrative that we are people of the past and celebrate Indigenous comedy. Sherry believes in promoting Indigenous humour and resiliency. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/the-deadly-aunties/
LOCATION:Northern Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC)\, 4701 52nd Ave\, Yellowknife\, NT\, X1A 2N7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20270529T193000
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SUMMARY:lossy
DESCRIPTION:lossy is about an inability to take it all with us. these are bodies at a loss\, gathering together in a stream of movement. a state of recovery. seeking\, sifting\, grasping for an anchor. these are the bodies that were left behind\, haunted by the ghostly traces of lost futures. a nostalgia for a world that never happened. it is at once real and science fiction\, digital and embodied. \n\n\n\nthis liminal space holds a confrontation with the promise of future\, and ever-present absences. a collision between our inexorable\, ecstatic draw towards the limitless new\, and a continuous loss – a perpetual state of mourning for what we are leaving behind. these are bodies compressed and incomplete. there is no answer. there is only the stream\, and the blurring fragments of what we attempt to bring with us. \n\n\n\nlossy is a warped ritual of transcendence. it is a carefree conjuring of a shiny new future “us”\, and a collective grieving for what the future may no longer hold\, once we finally arrive. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLed by artistic co-directors Lisa Mariko Gelley and Josh Martin\, Company 605 is an arts organization based in Vancouver\, on the traditional\, unceded territories of the Musqueam\, Squamish\, and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations. Producing various dance projects and performances through shared creative process\, the artists place emphasis on rigorous choreographic propositions and movement exploration – juxtaposing raw with precision\, and highlighting effort\, risk and interconnection. \n\n\n\n605 is an ongoing exchange between separate people\, bodies and ideas\, with each project seeking and celebrating the unique possibilities created in their attempt to co-exist. Valuing collaboration as a critical path for new directions in dance\, Company 605 continues to transform and build on an ever-evolving aesthetic\, with multiple choreographic voices in pursuit of an embodied art form derived from the human experience. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis event is organized by:
URL:https://www.naccnt.ca/event/lossy/
LOCATION:Northern Arts and Cultural Centre (NACC)\, 4701 52nd Ave\, Yellowknife\, NT\, X1A 2N7\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Featured Presentations,NACC Presents,Yellowknife
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